The preliminary investigation on the case of the NIDA youth activist Elgiz Gahraman has been completed, Turan was told by his lawyer Fariz Namazly.
According to him, next week, the activist and the lawyer will begin to familiarize with the case materials. After that, the criminal case will be sent to the Baku Court of Grave Crimes.
Gahraman maintains good spirits, reading books in the prison, and is even engaged in drawing up test on logic, said Namazly.
The activist was arrested on August 12 on charges of drug trafficking on a large scale. According to the investigators, he was found 3,315 grams of heroin. However NIDA is convinced that the activist is persecuted for political reasons.
Human rights activists have recognized him a political prisoner. -06B-
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